Podcast: Children’s Minnesota experts discuss pediatric neurointerventional care |
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Two kid experts recently joined the Becker’s Healthcare Pediatric Leadership Podcast to discuss the latest advances in pediatric neurointerventional care at Children’s Minnesota. Meysam Kebriaei, MD, medical director of neurosciences, and Collin Torok, MD, medical director of neurointerventional surgery and co-director of the cerebrovascular program with Dr. Kebriaei, spoke about the launch of the region’s first pediatric neurointerventional angiography suite at Children’s Minnesota, the result of more than five years of planning, multidisciplinary collaboration, and creative partnerships.
The new suite enables comprehensive, all-in-one care at one site instead of transferring patients for interventional procedures. “Our goal is to be a regional referral center for our patients and families in the community,” said Dr. Kebriaei.
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Dr. Torok and Dr. Kebriaei explained the value of multidisciplinary care, aligning with community needs to define clear goals, and thinking creatively about partnerships. “It is well-established in medicine that multidisciplinary care leads to superior outcomes and patient experiences. We view this as a cornerstone in creating one of the nation's few programs of its kind,” said Dr. Torok.
Listen to the podcast here.
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Register now for the Best of the Midwest: 2026 Fetal Symposium |
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Discover the latest advances in prenatal imaging and fetal care at the Best of the Midwest: 2026 Fetal Symposium, Sept. 12, in Bloomington, Minn. This one-day conference is designed to help attendees sharpen their diagnostic skills, improve identification of complex fetal conditions, and integrate evidence-based guidelines and emerging fetal therapies into clinical practice through expert-led sessions and real-world case discussions. The conference is hosted by Children’s Minnesota, The Children’s Heart Clinic and the Midwest Fetal Care Center.
Details and logistics
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- Saturday, Sept. 12, Bloomington, Minn., 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.
- In-person event; sessions will not be recorded
- Who should attend: Advanced practice nurses, physicians, registered nurses, and sonographers
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- Review early fetal anatomy assessment and screening protocols for structural abnormalities
- Recognize key sonographic markers of congenital heart disease in the fetus and identify regional resources for fetal cardiac care
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Discuss current and emerging fetal therapies for congenital anomalies, including indications, timing, and the role of prenatal imaging in fetal intervention and counseling
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Kid experts in the news: ENT medical director discusses Metro Surge impact on care and new pediatric radiology podcast |
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Two kid experts from Children’s Minnesota were featured in the news recently:
Siva Chinnadurai, MD, medical director of ear, nose and throat (ENT) and facial plastic surgery, was interviewed in ENTtoday magazine, the monthly magazine of the Triological Society, for a cover story about the impact of Operation Metro Surge on pediatric subspecialty care. Read the article.
Smyrna Tuburan, MD, radiologist, has launched a podcast and is co-host of Inside Pediatric Radiology. The show explores how pediatric radiology professionals think, work, navigate and advance the field. The show receives grant funding from the Society for Pediatric Radiology Research and Education Foundation.
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Want to hear from us? Request a speaker through Kid Experts On Demand |
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Learn about the latest pediatric research, clinical procedures and innovations, and updated medical guidelines from the health providers at Children’s Minnesota through our Kid Experts On Demand program.
Children’s Minnesota provides kid expert speakers that meet the needs of your physicians, nurses, pre-hospital, or other allied health professionals from a broad range of areas including:
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- Cancer and blood disorders
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Cardiovascular care
- Fetal care
- Mental health
- Neonatology
- Neuroscience (including neurosurgery)
- Pediatric primary care
- Pediatric surgical care
- Perinatology
- Trauma
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Additional specialty areas for presentations are available upon request. To get started, submit a request here.
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| Hear from a kid expert
Health care organizations and other allied health professionals can hear directly from Children’s Minnesota’s physicians and other providers about the latest in pediatric research, clinical procedures and innovations, and more through our Kid Experts On Demand program. To get started, submit a request.
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